Contents

• Drug abuse is a serious problem / Michelle Johnson
• The problem of drug abuse is exaggerated / Seth Stevenson
• Teen drug use is increasing / The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse
• Teen drug use is not increasing / Mike Males
• Marijuana use by adolescents is a serious problem / Center for substance abuse prevention
• Marijuana use by adolescents is not a serious problem / Paul Armentano
• Drug education discourages adolescent drug abuse / Glenn Levant
• Drug education does not discourage adolescent drug abuse / Katherine Kersten
• Employee drug testing reduces drug abuse / Ira Lipman
• Employee drug testing is unconstitutional and ineffective / American Civil Liberties Union
• Ad campaigns will deter teenage drug abuse / Brad Owen
• Ad campaigns will not deter teenage drug abuse / Ryan H. Sager
• Treatment programs have been proven to reduce drug abuse / Office of National Drug Control Policy
• Treatment programs have not been proven to reduce drug abuse / Fred Reed
• The war on drugs has failed / Joseph McNamara
• The war on drugs can succeed / Barry R. McCaffrey
• The United States should abandon the war on drugs / David Boaz
• The United States should continue the war on drugs / Charles E. Grassley
• U.S. Drug policy should incorporate principles of harm reduction / Ethan A. Nadelmann
• U.S. drug policy should not incorporate principles of harm reduction / Robert L. Maginnis, Sally Satel
• Drugs should be legalized / Libertarian party
• Drugs should not be legalized / Dan Quayle
• Legalizing drugs would reduce crime without dramatically increasing drug abuse / Joshua Wolf Shenk
• Legalizing drugs would not reduce crime and would dramatically increase drug abuse / Jill Jones